Sentence examples for vast dust from inspiring English sources

Windstorms that stripped the topsoil from millions of acres turned the whole area into a vast Dust Bowl and destroyed crops and livestock in unprecedented amounts.

We had come through the vast dust bowl of central Tanzania and passed into the rich, fertile lands of the west.

Gen. Edmund Kirby Smith, the other under Gen. Braxton Bragg, as well as a pursuing force under Gen. Don Carlos Buell, all raced north across central Kentucky on parallel paths in what many soldiers likened to a great foot race, the men were suffering — brought low not just by the summer heat, but by vast dust clouds, increasingly short rations and a growing dearth of potable water.

The happening initially felt a bit physically dwarfed by the vast, open dust bowl that was the Drive-In, a 50-year-old historic site along Old Highway 58.

The dehydration of the landscape has led to vast toxic dust-storms that ravage around 1.5 million square miles of land.

The dehydration of the landscape has led to vast toxic dust-storms that ravage around 1.5 million square kilometres of land.

At a news conference, Dr. Charles J. Lada of the Harvard-Smithsonian Cambridger Astrophysics in CaMass.ge, Masaid said more than 60percentt of the brown dwarfs were surrounded by vast disks of dust and gas.

The new-look houses were and are very different: few books, no dust, vast TV; impeccable exterior paint, but no paintings – instead cheap 1920s posters of ski resorts; chandeliers like suburban Dallas on a bad day.

Bolide and fireball fragmentation produce vast amounts of dust that will slowly fall through the stratosphere.

Based on decades of observations, astronomers know that sun-sized stars condense from vast clouds of dust and gas.

The findings are particularly intriguing, they say, because molecular clouds are common across the universe, such as in vast zones of dust among the stars of the Milky Way.